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Monday, September 19, 2011

Master & PhD Scholarships at Shenzhen Institutes of Advanced Technology

Shenzhen Institutes of Advanced Technology, Chinese Academy of Science (hereinafter referred to as “SIAT”), offers 8 Master`s Degree programs and 2 PhD Degree programs to international students. The duration of a Master program is 2-3 years, and a PhD program 3-6 years. A degree certificate and a graduation certificate will be awarded to those who have completed the prescribed courses and passed thesis/dissertation defense. All the programs are offered in English.
  • have obtained a bachelor`s degree from a recognized institution, or an equivalent qualification; and
  • satisfy SIAT`s requirements on physical fitness for pursuing the postgraduate program.
Applicants to PhD degree programs should:
  • normally have obtained a master`s degree from a recognized institution, and
  • satisfy SIAT`s requirements on physical fitness for pursuing the postgraduate program.
Language Requirements:
Students enrolled at SIAT can choose to take all courses and conduct research activities in English only, or in Chinese (Mandarin). Knowledge of the Chinese language is not required. Applications with TOEFL or IELTS records (within two years from the examination date) are preferred.

List of Master and PhD Programs
Master`s Degree Programs:
  • physical chemistry,
  • biochemistry and molecular biology,
  • signal and information processing,
  • pattern recognition and intelligent system,
  • computer application technology,
  • materials engineering,
  • electrical and communication engineering,
  • control engineering,
  • computer technology,
  • biological engineering
  • PhD Degree Programs:
pattern recognition and intelligent system,
computer application technology.
Application Documents:
  1. The completed application form for Admission of International Students. The photo adhered on the application form must be identical with that on the passport.
  2. Personal statement. Applicants to PhD programs should also submit a research proposal.
  3. A certified or notarized copy of the degree certificate, a certified or notarized copy of the academic transcript, and an officially sealed original copy of the academic transcript. Notarized translations to English or to Chinese of the degree certificate and the academic transcript are also required, if they are in a language other than English and Chinese.
  4. Two recommendation letters from academics at the level of associate professor or above. The letter must indicate the referee`s phone number and email address.
  5. Copy of the page with personal information in the passport.
None of the above application documents will be returned

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Thursday, September 15, 2011

London Metropolitan University Vice Chancellor`s PhD Scholarship Scheme 2011/12

Overview
We are pleased to announce that London Metropolitan University is offering a number of Postgraduate Research VC Scholarships (MPhil/PhD). Scholarships are based within one of the University`s Academic Faculties.

For 2011/12, the following VC Scholarships will be offered:
6 x Fees-only Scholarships: covering fees for successful applicants for up to three years full-time or six years part-time – for which home/EU and overseas/non-EU* applicants are eligible subject to UKBA restrictions.

* Overseas/non EU applicants who wish to study part-time can only do so via distance learning

3 x Stipendiary Scholarships: covering fees plus an annual stipend/living allowance for successful applicants for up to three years full-time or six years part-time – for which only home/EU applicants are eligible.

Note: All Scholarships are only available for students who are not currently registered for a postgraduate research degree. All Scholarships are subject to regular review through the assessment of successful progression by the relevant Research Student Progress Group (RSPG).

Please click here for a copy of the 2011/12 VC PhD Scholarship Scheme Policy and Procedures.

VC Scholarships Policy & Procedures 2011-12 (official website)

Applicants should specify on their application forms in which Faculty they wish to conduct their research and they may also propose a supervisor(s).

Further information about research areas at London Metropolitan University can be found Official Website.

A searchable database of supervisors and their research interests can be found official website
To apply for a VC PhD Scholarship, please click on this link to download an application form: VC Scholarship Application Form 2011-12 at official website

Completed application forms should be emailed to research@londonmet.ac.uk and should include `VC Scholarship Application` in the subject line/box of the email.

The application deadline date is 19th September 2011.

Applications will be reviewed by subject specialists. Shortlisted applicants will be interviewed. Interviews will likely take place between 3 – 6 October 2011.

Due to the high volume of applications, it will not be possible to provide individual feedback. If you have not heard from us by 21st November 2011 you should assume that on this occasion you have not been successful.

If you need further information, please contact:
The Research and Postgraduate Office
London Metropolitan University
Room GC1-13
Tower Building, North Campus
166-220 Holloway Road
London N7 8DB

email: research@londonmet.ac.uk
phone: 020 7133 4095

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Wednesday, September 14, 2011

University of Canterbury - Postgraduate Scholarship in Structural Chemistry

General Information 
He convenes a three-year fellowship in structural chemistry doctoral work under the supervision of Dr. Sarah Masters. The position is available to start January 1, 2012 or as soon as possible. The group employs the technique of gas electron diffraction (GED) to study the molecular structure in the gas phase with the current focus in the new area of ​​determining the structure of short-lived species. The GED device has been modified for use as appropriate, systems of very high inlet temperature to generate transient species in the area. This project will continue the development of new methods for the generation of species, focusing on the methods of photolysis. 

Available from: January 1st 2012 
Applications assessed since: August 1, 2011 

Applications, including a full CV detailing academic qualifications, and contact details of two academic referees, along with a cover letter should be sent to Dr. Sarah Masters 

Applicants also must apply for a doctoral scholarship from the UC (closing date October 15, 2011). Two types of scholarships are available at UC scholarships for Canterbury NZ citizens or permanent residents, and the University of California International Doctoral Scholarships for international students. Applications will be evaluated from August 1, 2011, until an appointment has been made. 

Structural Chemistry Scholarships ad (PDF, 64 KB) 

Eligibility 
Applicants must have (or be about to receive) an honors degree (at least 2.1 or its equivalent) in Chemistry or Physics. Experience in the photolysis methods desired, along with the use of computational techniques for the determination of the structure. A strong interest in the development of new experimental methods is essential. 

Amount: $ 25,000 per year 
Tenure: 3 years 
Closing dates: September 30, 2011 
External Website: Department of Chemistry 
External e-mail address: Dr. Sarah Masters 
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